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No, helium is not a renewable resource. It is a finite gas that is primarily extracted from natural gas fields and is formed over millions of years through the decay of radioactive elements in the Earth's crust. Once released into the atmosphere, helium eventually escapes into space and cannot be replenished, making it a non-renewable resource. Sustainable management practices are essential to conserve existing helium supplies.

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